Police Chiefs Detained for 48 Hours ↗
Front page leadTwo high-ranking police officials, Marko Kričak and Boško Sekulović, have been detained for 48 hours as part of a corruption investigation by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade.
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The news from Insajder focuses on domestic Serbian affairs, particularly law enforcement and legal proceedings. Top stories include the detention of high-ranking police officials, an ongoing investigation into a past incident, and the rerun of parliamentary elections. International news covers…
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Two Years, Three Investigations, No Trial for Canopy Collapse ↗
Two years after a canopy collapse, there have been three investigations but no trial, with the anniversary marked without a legal conclusion.
Parliamentary Elections Rerun at 53 Polling Stations ↗
Parliamentary elections are being rerun at 53 polling stations, with 24,438 citizens eligible to vote.
Public Media Services Need to Recover ↗
Aleksandra Krstić from FPN suggests that public media services should now move towards recovery.
Trump, Xi, and Putin Meeting Could Become 'New Yalta' ↗
Professor Kapčan believes a meeting between Trump, Xi, and Putin could turn into a 'New Yalta'.
Weather Forecast: Cloudy and Cold with Possible Snow ↗
The Republic Hydrometeorological Service predicts cloudy and cold weather across Serbia, with potential snow on the mountains.
Investigation into Alta Bank and NBS for Potential Capital Flight ↗
The Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office is seeking a review of Alta Bank and responsible individuals at the National Bank of Serbia due to suspected capital outflow abroad.
European Commission: Polish Parliament Can Appoint Constitutional Judges ↗
The European Commission states that the Polish Parliament has the right to appoint judges to the Constitutional Court.
Bulgaria Holds Presidential Election Runoff ↗
The second round of presidential elections is being held in Bulgaria today.
Winter Tires Mandatory from Today ↗
The Automobile Association of Serbia (AMSS) announced that vehicles must have winter tires starting today.
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